2009/3/5 bytte <[email protected]> > So you wouldn't recommend it? >
If you're using mysql, it will not improve performance significatively, since it's already done efficiently at a low level from the db. It's also true that php don't have to talk to mysqld, but often they are on the same machine, and time spent for doing a query is tipical greater than time elapsed during transmission of result (unless you have large blob field or similar). I have no clue with other dbms, but I think they have a similar system. If you want to improve performance, use xdebug to profile and search for a bottleneck. -- Giorgio Sironi Piccolo Principe & Ossigeno Scripter http://ossigeno.sourceforge.net
